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Railroads.
baltimore AND Ogi0 RAILROAD
~ TINE TABLE -
In Effect S2nd0y, Jufy, ~ 1887.
WEGn
WEST BOUrD

No. !, Cincinnati Limited Daily leaves
Phiia. 1915 a. IN and BALTIC. 2:1j p. m.
Washington 3:Ij p. III. and Martinsburg
$40 p. NJ.
No. 7, Pittbsurg Express, Daily leaves
BALTIC. 7:45 p. m, washington 500 i. M,
and Martinsburg l:e4 pm.
No. y, Chm. II Chicago Express Daily
leaves phia. 500 p, NJ BALTIC. $3.50 p IL.
Washington 9:40, Martinsburg 1866 p. M.
No 5, Chicago & Pittsbarg Limited
Daily leaves Philadelphia 1900 M. Bal
TO. 1000 a. IN. Washington 1876 M.
MAJ tinsburg l2;lG p m.
No IS, plily except sunday, stops at II
stations, connects for Romney, ltat ;
MaTtinsburE l2:3D m.
No &C. daily, stops at all stations Ia
tween Baltimore and keyser and connects
for Remney, leaves Martinshurg 30 q m.
EAST BOUND.
No 1, Daily, leaves Martinshurg 1902 a
M, Washington 6:20 a NJ, BALTIC. 100 Il
M. Phila. l2:0 noon.
M X, Daily. Martinsburg 500 M,
Washington 20 M, Bai!o. :50a III.
No2, Daily Limitod, Marlinsburg I1:f5
a IN. Washington /: ID p M, Baltic 2:l5 p
m Phla. go M. stops al ;. V. june.
and conn ,cts wi h Valley Branch Tor all
points between IIarper's Ferry and Lex
ington and with Washington County
Branch for HagerstoWn.
No. g. Daily. Limited. Iea"cs Martins
burg 2:20 p m: Washington ~; Ba,ti-
more - aud Philadelphia a. p. N. It
connects at Washington Junction for
Frederick.
No &C, Daily, except Sunday. Via Old
Line, leaves Martinsbnrg 10 % a M; stops
at all stations, connects with the Valley
Branch at Harper's Ferry, at Weyerton
for Hagerstown, and at Frederick juno
tion for Frederick.
No SO, daily. between Keyser and Balti-
more, leaves Martinsburg O'Clock, p. M,
connects for Winchester, Hagerstown and
Frederick except sunday.
J. T. MARTIN, 4 gent.
G. X LORD,
Gen'l. Passenger Agent,
Baltimore
WIN. NJ CLEMENTS,
General Manager.
Baltimore.
EUMBERLAND VALLEY RAlLAOAD
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At Rules held in the Clerk a Office of Cir
cult Court OF Berkeley County, the LIST day
of August 1897
Catharine E Eutzy
VS. In Chaneery.
c E1tzy
The OF isct the above suit is to obtain
decree OF divorce "a vinculo nsatrimonii, -
against the uetendanr c Eutzv, aud it APP
'pearing on affidavit tled 10 this suit that
that the said defendant c Eu'zey is a non.
resident Of this Stare, he is hereby required
toappear within one month from the 9th
day Of August 1887, the date OF the first
publication hereoi) ana do what is necessary
20 pco.ect his Interests IN this matter
S, H MARTIN, Clerk.
J Nelson Wsner, Airy for PltG.
aug. 6 4
NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.
'Catharine E. Fuzzy,
rs.
Charles Eutzy.
In the Circuit Court of Berkeley County,
State of West Virginia
To Charles Eutzy:
TAKE MOTT CE, that on The goth dav of
August, 5s7, at the cfice Of j. Nelson Wis
ner, in harrisburg, W Va. betv cen tee
hours Of 8 0 'closk a. m. and O'Clock p. M,
ofthat day, shall proceed to take the depo-
sitions OF Witnesses. 10 be read as evidence in
my behalfin the suit in equity depending 10
the Circuit Court Of Berkeley county, in
which | am plaintiff and you are defendants;
and il from any cause the taking of the said
dispositions be not commenced on that day
or il commenced, if they be not completed on
that day, the taking OF the said dispositions
will be adjourned and continued from time
TO time at the same place AID between the
ssams hours until they are completed.
Respectfully,
as At CATHARlNE Z. EUTZY,
Wisner Atty for Pltf.
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JEW BATH HOUSES.
-:O:
Proposals Solicited.

SE4LED PROPOSALS are solicited and
twi'l be received BIZ me until . clock
on Saturday, the goth day of August. 1887,
for the furnishing Of from 10, 600 to loo, 900
well burned and merchantabIe brick. ard
building me walls OF new Bath House tor
the Ladies, with rights reserved for re-
jeetIng any or all bids conformation ad.
dress or call on the subscriber al Berkeley
Springs, Morgan county, w. Va.
j. RUFUS SMITH,
Chairman Building Committee.
August 3rd, 1887. a6 At
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Grws~ ~ifce sale of all white
goods, commencing Saturday, August
18th at II g. Berry Il Co.

A final dividend of eleven per
cent. has been declared in favor of
the creditors of the First National
Bank of Butler, Pa.
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Notary Public
AND COMMISSIONER OF COURT

Having duly qualified as Notary Public,
and by appointment of Judge Faulkner,
qualified as Commissioner of Court,
Offer my services to persons having BUSH
ness in those lines, promising to faithfully and
promptly execute all duties
Zal,- Office at Law Office of Mr.. J. Nelson
Wisuer.
now, l6 Z. S. GRANT PIrZER.
By arrangement 3cith Maurice Lang
horne, Esq attorney, washington, ID. G.
am able to secure prompt action on every
Pension matter. Old SotdjeT,, and all
persons haUiag business 1ojh any Of the
Government Depa1 tHle1ts ut Washington
should giUe me q call.
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Trltnks. NatcAeL Ec.

W. have just received very large and
beautiful stock OF TRUNKS, CLUB BAGS
aud SATCHELS, and cheaper than ever be-
tore. GETT.NGER & HOKE.
Queen St. Rondel Building
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Sunday trains on X & o Ry., arrive at
Charleston vt Clio m waiting for o r. r
Il train No /, at Pt Pleasant This is the
short line and parties purchasing tickets
should ask for tickets via. the Ohio River
X abroad. For information regarding
rates. routes, etc. address
W J Robinson. Gen'l Pass Agent.
Parkersburg. " Va.
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The State of West virginia,

AT FuteS neI1 IN Inc ti9fE once OF Ilr-
cult Court Of Berkeley County, the LIST day
of August 1897
Sarah A Powell
vs. In Chsncery.
Kate , Powell, Bessie G Altman Sarah
d Powea. and Kate S Powell as Administra.
sgor OF Warner W Powell.
The object Of the above suit is tn subject
Lot No 6 on Pennsylvania Avenue, in Mar.
tinsburg, West Virginia. to the payment ola
legacy Of $4,000 with interest thereon,
,iett to the plaintiff the VIII of Warner W
Powell, and it app aring 90 affidavit He'd in
this suit, that the said defendants Kate S
Powell, Bessie G Allman and Sarah Pow.
ell are non residents OF this State, they are
hereby tqnlred to appear within one month
from the 9Th day OF August 1887, 1.-THE date
OF the first publication hereof and do what
IS necessary TO protect their interests In this
matter S. H. MARTIN Clerk
Faulkner lnel'S Attys. for Pitts.
aug s At.
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POSTPONED SALE.
Public sale
- OF CHOICE
TOWN PROPERTY.
As Attorney for Martha +. Ditto and
husband, / will sell at Public Auction, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST l3, 1887,

at l O'Clock p. m, .on the premises, corner
of Ming Street and Winchester pike, Mar
tinshurg, w Va the very choice property
there located. 1t will be offered separate
ly in lots OF excellent size,and as n whole,
reserving the right to accept the sale that
yields the best price. There is on it
house, thoroughly repaired containing
seven rooms and a good cellar. Also a
barn, 20N20 feet, hog pen, poultry house,
smoke house, an excellent cistern fitted
with one of the best of pumps. No better
opportunity offered for the purchase of
building sites or for a home, with large
garden for years. Possession of home and
buildings will be given October LIST, and of
lots when desired.
TERMS OF SALE-One half cash on
day of SALE balance in equal payments at
six and twelve months with interest from
day of sale and to be secured by lien ON the
premises. .
j NELSON WISNER.
ids Atty for NJ + and n j Ditto.
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The State of West Virginia,

At rules held in the Clerks office Iof Cir
cult Court Of Berkeley County, the LIST day
of August 1887.
|. L. Bender and Lee NJ Bender. partners
doing business under the firm name and
style Of l. l. Bender + Brother.
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Sarah \. Throckmorton, Thos. l.. Throck.
morton. and Annie +. Throckmorton, his
wife. d. W. ThrockmortOn and f. V.
ThrockmortOn, his wife, JAS NJ Throck-
morton, and Mamie T. Throckmorton,
his wife, John NJ Throckmorton, Philip
j. ThrockmortOn, Kirk Throckmorton,
Mable ; Throckmorton, Robert Lamon,
sheriff of Berkeley County, West
Va..and as such Committee Administra-
tor of Leah ii. Throckmorton, DR. j )
Boak, J ohm Weist and DR. l. NJ Sencin-
diver.
The object Of the above suit is to settle
the account of NJ ; Grantham, Executor of
Rebecca w Lee, deceased, and also ac
count Of RObt LamOn, administrator of
Leah II 'rhrockmorton, deceased, to ascer
tain definitely and accurately the amounts
due upon deeds of trusts executed on the
10th day of April, 1879, and 2Sth day of
April, 1881, to sell the l35 acres Of real es
tate included in said deeds Of trust to pay
the debts, and to distribute the remainder
among the parties entitled to same
And it appearing on atidayit filed in this
suit that the said defendants Sarah A
Throckmorton, Thomas l. Throckmorton,
Annie l. ThrOckmOrtOn, James VI Throck-
morton, Mamie + Throcbmorton, James
Nj Ihrockmorton. Philip J Throckmorton,
Kirk Throckmort0n and Mable ; Throck-
morton are nOn-residents of this State they
are HEREBY required to appear within one
month from the 9th day of July, 1887, the
dare Of the first publication hereof ana do
what is necessary to protect their inter-
Faulkner Ingles, Atty for plth % At
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OOUN-
OOURT.OF BERKELEY.
AuGusr 4th. 1881

Notice is hereby given of the unsafe con-
dition Of the Bridge at SDrinkle's. The
Bridge is declared to be unsafe and order
ed to be closed until further actions of this
Court. Test. G. W DOLL.
asst Clerk.
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SALE OF A
Valuable Farm.

WISHlNG to dispose OF my large farm,
w located about miles west of Martins
burg, in Berkeley county, W. Va adjoining
the lands of Jonothan Thatcher, Ohio Cush-
wa, and othtrs one mile north Of Ham shire
Grade, will sell il at private sale and if not
sold by
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1887,
then on that day, at O'Clock p. M. in
hOnt Of the Courthouse, Martinsburg w
Va al public sale. The farm contains 24l
acres. viii sell in parts or as a whole, re.
'erving right to accept the sale bringing the
aost money. has on it a Large Stone House,
o feet in length, Bank Barn, Stone Spring
iouse, corn crib, never falling Spring, beat
Orchards, water running in barn yard,
nd many other conveniences. Buildings
all in good conditions. Would make a
spsudid gazing farm,
Easy Terms, made known on day o. sale
as ids ARCHIBALD LAMAR
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FAIRFAX HALL. y6 SSm,n 1adEIe. fa af

Winchester Va, Miss NJ. Il. BILLINGS,
Principal. Nineteenth year, opens Sept. Z.
Course thorough IN every department.
Standard hight. Ten competent instruc-
tors. Location desirable. Terms moderate.
See catalogue.
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

At Rules held in the Clerks office of CIR
cult Court of Berkeley County, on the 4th
day OF July, 1887.
NJ. :. Grantham, Executor of Rebecca W.
Lee, deceased.
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Philip II, Smith Nelson Wisner. Trus.
tee, Louis c. Coblrns and David Q Coblens
partenrs doing business under the firm name
OF Coblens & Co.
The ob ect OF the above suit is to set aside
az fraudulent, u certain deed of Trust from
Philip II. Smith TO Nelson Wisner Trus-
tee, dated March syn. 1857, and apply the
proceeds OF The property convey d therein to
the liens on the same, and failing Of this to
enforce said Trust under the supervision of
this court and apply said property to the
satisfaction of the leias thereon.
And II appearing on affidavit Fl led in this
suit that the said defendants Louis C. Coo
ieus AID Daniel G Coblens ale non.residents
of this Stacr, they are hereby required to APP
pear within one month from the 9th day of
August, 1887 1.-THE date OF the irst insertion
hereof and do what is necessary TO protect
their Interest ia this matter
5. Il. MARTIN, Clerk.
Flick & Westonhaver, att'ys for P'f.
as At.
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IF. BOYD, Superintendent
Fl. A RIDDLE, Gen'l. Passenger Agent
w. A. GARD,
Agent at Martinsbu G
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WEST VIRGINIA.

At Rules held in the Clerks officer tn
Circuit Court of Berkeley County, the lst
day Of August 1871.
Morris Haymau Simon Hayman and Abra-
ham Raymond partners dol z business un-
der the firm name Of Hayman Broth rs.
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ONO RIVER RAIIRODA
" - TIME TABLE

Taking effect June ~, 1857. Passenger
trains VIII run as follows, Central Time
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TO wAYNEsBORO.

GEO. b. WRESTLING,
Mich. 2G 81 superintendent.
June At.
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At Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Court of Berkeley County, the 1st
day OF August, 1887.
William r Porterfeld, Joseph Criswel
and Dennis Baker.
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$4,000 will be paid on demand i,
after death OF a member as funeral relief.
100000 will be paid within
Home Office.
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The State of West virginia.

At Rules held in the Clerk Office of Cir.
cult Court OF Berkeley County, the LIST day
of August 1897.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-04-09
EASTERIIDE.

Ave, the lilies are pure i'll their pallor,
the roses are fragrant and sweet,
Tho music pours OUT like sea wave,
breaking in praise Mt His feet.
Pulsing in passionate praises that Jesus
has risen again
But we watch for the signs of His living in
the life ofthe children of men.
Wherever a mantle of pity fills soft on
wound or a woe,
Wherever peace or a pardon springs up
to o'ernaster a foe;
Wherever a soft hand of blessing outreach-
es to succor a need,
Wherever springs healing for woundinR,
the Master is risen indeed!
Wherever the soul of 4 people, arisen in
courage and might,
Rursts forth from the errors that shrouded
its hope in the gloom of the night;
Wherever in sight of Gods legions, the
armies of evil recede,
And truth wins soul or kingdom, the
Master is risen indeed!
So fling out YOUR banners, brave toilt rs /;
bri-g lilies to altar and shrine,
Ring out Easter bells. He has risen for
sbu is the token and sign;
There's a world moving sunward and soy
ward, ye arc called to the front; yc
must leadi
Behind are the grave and the darkness the
Master is risen indeed 1
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THE STRONG CASE.

The trial of Gen. viii \. Strong at
Baton Rouge for failure to account for
$4,000 received, or that should hay
been received by him, while Secret"S
of State, for election paper. rcsuAea II,
a mistrial. Gen. Strong artery 1a''eo
to make showing vipdicaths himself
and how the jury could have fa'lea 10
aorcc. VIC do not understand. Gen.
Stronc's own sestimony disclosed a
loose and rcc.lcss way of managing a
nnblic tru.t that should be rcbuked.
Tie sco.ns to have thought that anything
that was "for the party was all right
and proceeded to ''lct her rolf &C
cordingly. The worst feature OF the
case is that Gov. McEncry knew OF the
crockedncss of the Secretary, and
was upon this knowledge that Strong
filed plea of prescription, which in on
humble opinion was good. Subsequent.
Strong was appointed to another Office
Secretary Of the State Senate, we DC
llicyc. because he was ''good part
man" we presume. He still holds II
we believe, and is, besides, mempe
of the police jury Of VIM parish an
, chairman of the finance committee
OF course no individual of the sta
Administration can be held responsib
for Strone's acts, but it does seem
be proper case for the people TO a
minister rebukc to an adminlstrau'
}. under which such things were possihl
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RAILROAD TAXES.

The following is copy of the agree
ment made between the v, ,. " +.
Railroad Company represented by
Hon. f. p. Stubbs, and the delegates
of the several parishes named below
at a meeting secentiy held in TINS
city:
To Hon. L. p. Stubs, Gen. Atty of the
V, s. IL p. II. H.:
Dear Sir-Reterring TO the prop.
osition submitted by you in behalf
of the V, S. s P. r. r.. Co., we beg
to say tina, for and in behalf OF the
Parishes of Ouachisa, Richland, Lin
coin, jackson and Claiborne aud the
clty Of Monroe, we will accept and
agree upon the valuation OF Sooo,Ot
| per mile on the road bed OF said RAILS
| road company, to be apportioned &C,
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cordiug to the number of miles in

cordiug to the number OF miles in
each of said parishes. We accept
your proposition of fifty cents per acre
on all unimproved lands east of the
Ouachita river and the unimprOved
lands west Of the Ouachi'a river at 81 >
90 per acre; improved lands to he
assessed according TO improvements
thereon. We accept the proposition OF
one hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars valuation on rolling stock, etc., to
be assessed at Monroe, La, the domi-,
ci!e of said company. This valuation
and assessment is to continue from the
year 1884, inclusive. This acceptance
aud reduction is made in consideration
of waiver and relipquishment by the
V. S. & P. r. r. Co. of its claims to
exemptions from iaXatiun and the
settlement Of said taxes due upon said
property within ninety days after the
terms of this agreement are definitely
accepted by the said r .':oad com
pany. (Signed):
: URIAH MILLsAPs, fur Ouachita
, parish; He. VIcKERs, for Rich!and
parish; w. l.. EMERY, for Lincoln
parish w. H.. ALLEN, for Jackson
> parish; r. r. McCLENDoN, for Clai-
r borne parish F. ENDoM, for the city
II Of Monroe.
d With the understanding that this j:
# o compromise of the question cfexelnp
, lions for the years from the compile
ton of the road, and OF the valuation
:. of the property for taxation durlns
n that time, accept the foregoing pro
ia position in behalf of the VS.. s. 2: X
R. Co.. it being distinctly understood
that the taxes demanded under TIL
re compromise for the years 1850 ana lss
De shall be paid without penalty.
~ FRANK P. STUBS, Gen. Atty
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A magnificent equestrian statue Oh
Cen. Albert Sidney Johnston was un-
yelled in Metairie Cemetery at Ne"
Orleans on the 9th inst. the anniversary
~ h;s death on the victorious battlefield
Of Shiloh. AS that grand old man
jefferson Davis, said, 'Gcn. Johnston
49, near- 1aerfect as human nature
ncrmits q man tobe o''le
beautifully expressed it, ''he wore 'h
white flower of blameless me-
IT. is well to honor the memory .
such q man.
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7. the Patriot Democrat unsophisticated as 10
1elicve that Con. Nichols, if Governor, womb ap
point others than his friends to Office a-1s'e0ropn
And is the esteemed Telegraph SO unso-
INVESTIGATED as to believe that Judge Mon
cure. If Governor, would appoint others
than his friends to ofice?-BnNet'''.
Our picturesque neighbor Is easily
answered. We are not. Judge MonF
cures friends are legion and they art
the Democratic party.
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Factory would do for Monroe. In the
first place large amount OF capital
would be invested here quite mum
Der Of laborers would be given employ
ment in the erection of the mills ana
the factory would bring numbers OF skill
led mediterranean with families-to
our town. They would have to have
homes TO live in and that demand
would give the Building Association
plenty to do; their families will have
to be provided for and the business OF
every merchant in Monroe would ex-
paud and grow with the prosperity.
Every other business would share 1t.
And the benefits would not be confined
to the city. A large population would
require more country produce (; truck
farming would follow and the small
planter would find reader sale for hii
produce aud better market all tn
year round. In fact the blessing
would be manifold and great NOR
than worth the striving for as nothip'
is TO be lost and everything gained o!
the undertaking, if it succeeds.
We echo the sentiment of the Bul
letiu that Cotton Factory is next i
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bar IF handsome,

A number of handsome, newsy anu anu
WIGHT country papers reach our taoie
weekly and we always open them WIN
saelinrs of pleasure and pride in the eoun.
49,, ryess of Louisiana, which is. II taken
nm an average, the ablest. best ana or'sn y,
ct of any State in the Union. Inc. hei. rs -
one particular journal. however n"' WV,
always derive great satisiac'lon n, n"
that is the Ouachita (Mohf"el 80 rpn.
=. .. ob,v edited, ever newsy. and typo
...nhic.llv speaking, one of the brlghes'
ga c,eanest papers in North on siai'"'
The Telegraph is favorite with "s.an" w. we
na,ar fail to peruse it's columns with the
Greatest interest - VadattG Sentinel.
Tie above handsome notice Is o''"o's
o;.,ed coming as il does froH
a paper tina, is "eck.a"d neck WV" wy
Telegraph in ability ard n'ethess'